Word: interring
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...elected and later to weaken his government. The revelations were potentially damaging to Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, who chaired the so-called Forty Committee that approved the covert CIA operations, as well as to former Ambassador to Santiago Edward M. Korry and former Assistant Secretary of State for Inter-American Affairs Charles A. Meyer. These and other Kissinger deputies have testified in congressional hearings that the U.S. did not interfere at any time in Chilean life...
...specialist in foreign policy. Rockefeller first came to national prominence during the Roosevelt Administration as F.D.R.'s Coordinator of Inter-American Affairs, and has since acquired considerable savvy in international investment and foreign aid. Senate Minority Leader Hugh Scott, an old friend, suggested last week that Rockefeller might take over some of Secretary of State Henry Kissinger's heavy travel duties. The Vice President could do so without ruffling Kissinger because the two are old and warm friends. Rockefeller could be particularly useful in negotiating with the Latin Americans and handling international trade and economic problems...
Harvard sailors, bolstered by crews from the Coast Guard Academy, won the inter-district team racing event at the North American College Championship held yesterday and Monday at Winthrop...
...museum-underwritten by the national Banco de la República-has preserved some 20,000 pieces, dating from the end of the 1st millennium onward, since it began collecting 35 years ago. Two hundred of these are now on view, through July 28, at the Center for Inter-American Relations in Manhattan. It is a dazzling show, and not only because of its metal...
...Cuban policy by allowing GM, Ford and Chrysler subsidiaries in Argentina to sell cars and trucks to Cuba. This is quite a departure from US policy of the last decade and a half. I also indicated how it may be possible to use the informal structures of the inter-American system to reincorporate Cuba in at least some international discussions in the hemisphere. Thirdly, I commented that Kissinger's speech--as reported in the newspapers (I have not yet seen the text)--seemed to me unrelated to US-Cuban relations. As your reporter noted correctly, the only juicy quotation from...